The Irish standard., 1887-09-24
CITY BRIEFS,

4 James B. Fitzgibbons, of this city
has been granted a patent for shank
burner for boots and shoes.
Angus Mcdonald suicided on Monday
last at 141O Third avenue south, by
shooting himself through the head. He
was a single man.
A. Pray, son of o. A. Pray, says he
was slugged and robbed last Monday
night near the Pray shop. About $35
was taken from him.
| Novelties in millinery are arriving
daily at Mrs. J. A. MacCarthy's, pa
Nicollet avenue. Latest Fall styles.
Come and see them.
| Christopher Mills has been appointed
special policeman at the Grand Opera
house, and w. G. Forney at the Hen
nepin avenue theater.
Thomas Mahoney. a freight conduc-
tor on the Milwaukee road, was badly
injured at Mendoza Wednesday be-
tween two freight cars.
The Catholic Hospital will be ready
for patients October 1st. Every neces-
sary Improvement has been made on
the building and surroundings.
News comes from Freeport, ILL.,, that
the case of David B. Staples, who at
tempted to kill Charles A. Winship, of
this city, was continued until the De-
cember term.
A mass meeting Of working men will
be held at St. Paul on Friday, Sept. 80,
at which Prof. Folwell, of the state
university, will speak OIL the subject
"Co-operation.'
Beginning next Monday and lasting
one week, the Mestayer Vaughn COM
bination will hold down the boards at
the Grand Opera with that mirth-pro,
voking comedy. 'Tobogganing.''
a meeting of all labor organizations
and others interested In The cause of
labor has been called for next Sunday
evening at 37l Jackson street, st. Paul;
Able speakers will address the meeting,
Hal Reid was released from the Ram
sey county jail Wednesday, his father,
DR.. Reid, of Minneapolis, and his uncle
signing the bail bond for So 900. Reid's
preliminary hearing takes place to-day.
Rev. Father Cosgroye of L.ongford,
Tro hoe Trofhor 2 nf
Liverpool, England, at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, the latter
having been assigned to the passionate
at Pine Island:
While Krigley was riding on the
steps Of a Car near the Union depot last
Saturday night hisright leg was caught
in loose switch rod and broken. He
was taken to Ills home at 3,c27 Univer-
sity avenue southeast.
The Humane society is about to
prosecute the street car company for
cruelty to animals for allowing one
horse to pull overcrowded "bob-tail''
cars, and notice to that effect has
been served on President Lowry.
An inquest was held Wednesday
morning on the body of Harry Toilette,
who fell from a Manitoba short line
train Monday and was instantly killed.
The jury returned verdict to the ef-
feet that Toilette fell from the train,
and the railway company was not to
blame for his death.
The Immaculate Conception Cru
saders society will be photographed in
a body ,|to-morrow at 3 o'clock, at their
hall on Third street. One of the pic
lures will adorn a page of the hand |
some album which is to be sent to
Rome to His Holiness, Leo Kill, on
the occasion of his golden jubilee.
Malcolm Mclean, late Of this city,
died at his former home, in Prince
Edward Island, on Aug, %. The cause
OF his death was consumption, The
deceased had many friends in this CITY,
who will regret to learn of his death.
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ing business at ~ Third street south.
The L. P. Plummer Drum corps goes
to st. Louis tomorrow to attend the
National Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic at that city.
The Hibernian Rifles will escort the
boys to the depot at 3 o'clock tomorrow,
Sunday afternoon, and every member of
the company is expected to meet at
Window hall in full uniform at that
hour.
An inquest was held at Connolly's
morgue Wednesday afternoon over the
body of Attorney Phineas Chamber
lain, who was almost instantly killed
about S o'clock Tuesday morning, by
jumping from a third story window in
the Hale block The jury decided that
death resulted from injuries received
by jumping or falling from a window
in the Hale block, corner Hennepln
avenue and Fifth street, and that it oc-
Cured while Chamberlain was tempo